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KYOTZAH TO HAVEL
RATIONAL TRIAL I

EWA ARONICII3

fii noir

NAZI SENTENCED
FOR SHOOTING HIS
JEWISH SUPERIOR

QIitg Notts

EMPLOYMENT STUDY
SHOWS MERCHANTS
PREFER CHRISTIANS

Pontiac Nags

LASELL SEMINARY'S I
QUOTA FOR JEWISH 1
YOUTHS REVEALED

_____........,

ANNUAL PEP SUPPER

Among the out-of-town students
turned to the Bay City Junior
Recently the Sisterhood of Tem-
College are: Jack Korn, Manton,
ple Beth Jacob served a business
(Continued from Page One.)
Concert.
e first executive meeting of
Mich.; Sanford Josephson, Lincoln,
(Continued from Page One.)
men's
lunch at the community cen-
t Kvutzah Ivrith was held stun.
and was himself first to fire. Later Mich.; Charks l'izer, Harrisville,
•
evening, Oct. 5, at the home,
By HERMAN HOEXTER
the jury by a vote of seven to five, Mich.; Aaron Berkman, East tion schools of the city of New ter. The committee in charge con-
d
Th e senior
council of the Jewi:e
have
virtually no Jewesses. and
York, has undertaken a program misted of Mrs. Saul .1 Birnkra t
ob, J. Kashdan, 1975 Pingree. A
declared llorak guilty of man- Tawas, Mich.
Centers Association will open s
Mrs.
Joseph
Schwartz
arid
Mrs.
we
are
constantly
asked
by
The
eighteenth
season
of
con-
of
to-operation
with
this
group.
A
our
slaughter.
edd dHHHH es of social and cultural activi-1
season
with
the
at second
econd a annual see
Murry
Wolfman.
prospective students and their •
ties in Hebrew, English and Jew- , certs by the Detroit Symphony
Sir. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz special training course in stenogra-
An anti-Semitic demonstration
parents as to whether we have any me pep supper Sunday ev
evenin g
are on a 10-day visit in New oYrk phy, typewriting, bookkeeping and
ish , was outlined. A committee! Orchestra was ushered in October
Oct.
11,
at
6:30
p.
m. Aaron Deli,
was staged in the court room when arid Philadelphia.
Jewish students' and how many."
regular
general business practice is given
consisting of B. Isaacs, superin-; £rat at Orchestra 11811 with
-
chairman of the 1931 Allied Jewe ,
the
attorneys
for
the
defense
asked
hood
A
e
jau
si
aheld
r 'he eatti ° g
by the Board of Education at the
t h e° of community
tehderitt of the United .Hebrew the usual social eclat and a neatly
Campaign, p h i a nt he o pist eel
the court to forget the murder,
Charges Against Professors.
Schools; Attorney A. Rosenberg,I turned speech by Ossip Gebrilo-
Mrs. Louis Levine and son Allen Employment Bureau's offices, 120 center on Tuesday and arraes
which he described as one of the
BUCHAREST. -- (J. 7'. A.) - sportsman, will be the guest
S.',Kaashdan, Smullin, A. Penni% I witech. Ile is now director where
are guests of the former's mother, Wall street, known as the Young meats for a rummage sale wng
honor
and the speaker of the
many injustices arising from t
ere- Professors of colleges and high
Israel-Wall Street Annex of the ccompleted.
he Mrs. S. l'eel of Cincinnati.
was appointed to elaborate a defi- he was formerly conductor-the
ning.
World War which had better be f or.
schools in Bukowina are directly
Central Commercial Continuation
nite urogram for the season. The, difference between tweedle-dum
gotten. Youths seated in the g al-1
accused of spreading anti-Semitic
Nate S. Shapero, president of ti s
Ktrutsah will continue its policy of , and tweedle-dee; a director who
Jerome Rosenbloom of Cincin- School. Applicants, who number
On Sunday the Sisterhood spon-
lery rose and applauded the (
propaganda in their class rooms by Jewish Centers Association, a, ,
double activities for the Ilebraiste conducts, or is it a director who
nati will conduct services at the approximately 150 daily, are ad- sored a Simchas Torah dinner, 80
fence
attorney's
words.
The
den
the
former
minister
for
Bukowina.
Mrs.
Joseph Ehrlich, chairman
vised
on
educational
and
voca-
on - Temple at 7:45 on Friday, Oct. 9.
and for the public and sympathiz - directs? Perhaps Mr. Judson of
members and friends being pres-
stration was ao outspokenly an ti-1
the girls work committee will
tional matters, as well as industry ent. Arrangements were M charge Dr. Muster.
New York and Philadelphia hit th
ers of Hebrew culture.
.
e
for
the
men an d women of th
Jewish
that
the
judge
was
co
nis l Abe Kahn of Cleveland was the and health. In many instances of Mrs. Louis Solomon, Mrs . Julius
"The professors are virtually
e Jew
The Kvutzah is preparing, to mark•when he observed: "Direct
ish Center board. bliss Ann
pelled to order the courtro
compelling
their
students
to
or conductor, the name is imm
they
have
been
referred
to
trade
Levin
and
Mrs.
I.
II.
Solomon.
At-
con-
om guest of his aunt, Mrs. T. Ilirsch-
have its own clubrooms to serve, t I; a good
5. cleared.
school s and social service agencies, ,
duct anti-Jewish p r o p a g a n d a neon and Joseph Gutfriend will pr., .
pro gram well play ed.
field, for several days.
t er the dinner members of Temple am
as the center for all its activities.'
on g the peasants in the Buko- sent the views of the your
that is the test-" and no it sh all
where they have been able to re-
Dr. Biel, representing the League
M. Landau, originator and. spon-:
Beth
Jacob
held
the
annual
elec.
wins
cillages," declared Dr Muss and
senior n d v iTi n.,
be, Mr. Gabrilowitech had set to-
The annual election of the Sister- ceive proper assistance.
the Rights of Man, assert ed
ion of officers and the following ter in an article which appears
our of this idea, donated a sum of
presiden t of
gether a comfortable program t hat that the verdict was invalid, a nd , hood Benevolent Society was held
in
were elected. Dr. G. S. Weiss,
money to cover the expenses of !
made no great demands on eit her asked the court to set it aside, on on Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. Education Agencies Cut Budgets, president; Joseph Katchka vice- weir,. Rumanian paper, Glasul Buko- senior council, will te toastmaster,
er.
the first quarter. A. Sulkes, D.
p
his men or his audience. To be the ground that the foreman of C. J. Levy, and the following were
Musical numbers will be prese t
n
Jewish educational agencies in president; Sam Birkowitz,
secre-
Rhbinstein and J. Kashdan are the ,
, ed by Mrs. JacobS
he
es
sa
i
e
sure
there
was
Brahm's
Seco
ul
L
vs
elected:
Mrs.
ni
e
nlItn
This
propaganda
is
conducted
the
United
States
were
compelled
tary,
Joseph
Schwartz,
treasurer.
i
:,i
i
,,
the
jury
slept
throughout
t
,
nd
Levy, president;
cotfimittee in charge to find a suit-I
,
is , •
Mrs. A. II. Roman, first vice-presi- to reduce their budgets this year
wit the cognizance of the school ist i
able place and to make other pre. Symphony in D major, but that is judge's charge.
n the Jewi sh Center mu
hardly a piece of the kind t hat
authorities
and
the
Bukowina
dent; Mrs. Rose Moses, second vice- from 10 to 25 per cent as a result
liminary arrangements.
1)0-
''' '
Among the witnesses was t
ANATORIUM GROUP'S
calls for any virtuosity. No, th
lice department. Dr. bluster ther e- , school, and Miss Rosa Bassin, pi ;,,,.
o the economic depression, it is
Definite plans for the second was nothing on this first progr ere aged mother of the Fleischer bro
DANCE AND BANQUET
tat, a member of the music sehiel
th- secretary; Mrs. Joseph Sempliner, disclosed in a report submitted by
y of faculty.
fore
demands
that
the
ministr
Dancing
will
commenve
at
educational trial were formulated. to get excited about. It was go am ers, who were killed, and a cis
ter treasurer; Mrs. J. C. Hirschfield, Alexander M. Dushkin, the execu-
education summon the school ad- , 9:15 o'clock.
A now ,cast of prominent attor- to hearthe orchestra again, wh od e Rose Kardos. They testified al
At the last meeting of the board ministrations involvel to an ac- I
at benevelent treasurer.
tive director of the Jewish Board
neys, parents and pupils as wit- with but few changes in the p ich after the murder llorak and
directors of the Detree anvil- counting of their activities, and
of
Education
in
Chicago,
to
the
The pep supper will formally
er-
nesses, as well as many other new sonnel and a (to me) new seati
soldiers marched to their home a nd ' ea a..
of the Los Angeles Senator- that
that proceedings be instituted open the senior activity f
ng
National Conference of Jewish So-
features, are planned. The ten- plan, brought most of the old
plundered it of its belongings. T ea Ts W
cial Service.
ium, plans were made for the an- against the professors responsible. club year, 1931-1932. The council
fa-
tative date, subject to change, is miller faces home again. The m
women lied, fearing attack.
through its various committees is
e economic depression, the nual dance to be held at the Grey-
Wednesday evening, Oct, 21. It important newcomer is Jose oat
A nti-Semitic Union Susp ended. aponsoring classes in debatin • ,
It was also disclosed that false
report states, has already affected stone ballrooms in November. The
will take place at the B nal Moshe Dell Aquila, first harpist, late ph
lie speaking, ball room dancing, glee
testimoney
had
been
given
under
of
Continued
from
Page
One)
all
Jewish
schools.
Its
effect
has
exact
date
has
not
as
yet
been
de-
WARSAW.-(J.
T.
Synagogue, Dexter and Lawrence. New York
A.)-The club s, physuca,
. In the few passe
ical
been considerably more disastrous cided upon. Jean Goldkette's or- Polish National Students Union, parliamenta
tionb
ora l to r y ,
The names of the new participants given to him in the numbers wh gee Horak's coercion by the soldiers at
chestra will supply the music.
pro
edcedure,
ea d .
and other final arrangements as followed the intermission, o ich a previous trial, when they state( ning dames are intended for girls upon those schools which are not
known for its anti-Semitic charac- ership, art and dramatics,
cluAthletic
Plans for the fifth annual ban- ter, Was declared illegal in an or- tournaments, girls bas k
well as the definite date will be could hear the routined music ne that they had acted in self defense who are temporarily employed in affiliated with central communal
tournaments,
Tells of Brutal Murder.
other lines of work and wish to organizations. In the case of the quet have been completed for Sun- der issued by the minister of edits
given in the next issue , of The who is an expert on his inst ian
ru-
un-coordinated and unaffiliated deY evening, Oct. 18, at Jericho cation and dispatched to all uni- dances, socials, forums and cont est s
A vivid description of the brutali-I keep up their speed in shorthand un-coordinated
Chronicle.
meat. It will be interesting to
in debate, dramatics and oratoty,
of the incidents in which thee'. and typing. These classes are held Jewish schools, the teachers' solar- Temple, on Joy road near Linwood. versity authorities.
watch Mr. Dell Aquila as solo ist
are also being scheduled
'Monday and Wednesday evenings
were not paid for seven months Many prominent people will attend
Lefkovics brothers and their fou
All activities of the union are
when the opportunity prese nts
The supper
being plannis1
I ,v
nephews, named Fleisher, were kit
and more; schools were shut down this affair and clubs and organize- prohibited. The Union, which had the senior
council is program
commit.-
itself.
by
janitors
because
of
non-
a
tions
will
be
represented.
Those
,
led, was given to the Jewish Tele
Other Cl
no
Jewish
members,
was
the
tee
headed
by
Sidney
Schwartz.
The program was formally dedi- graphic Agency, by a sister, Mrs
'.The Rawlings Club has elected
There is a class in legal stenog- ment of salaries; drastic reduc- I interested in the progress and suc- stronghold of the nati onal
the following officers for 1231-1932: cated with a good, but by no Frances Fodor and a brother, Mike raphy on Tuesday and Thursday tions were made in teachers' salar. cess of the Detroit auxiliary of the Semitic National Democratic
Part Y1MAGNES
Harry Margolis, president, Louis means brilliant performance of L. Lefkovics, who now reside in evenings open only to qualified ies; strikes were declared by teach- Los Angeles Sanatorium and de- and conducts an active campaign
ers for not having received their siring to attend may do so if res. against the present government.
Stoller, vice-president; Morris Lax, Berlioz's overture, "The Roman New York, and who witnessed the stenographers.
salaries and schools were closed creations are placed with Henry The Union persistently demanded
secretary; Lester Greenberg, treas- Carnival;" then came Mr. Cabello- murder.
Miss Ann Ehrinpries will resume
---
'tech s poetic Interpretation of
urer; Abe Kriebel, sergeant at arms.
On June 12, Mrs. Fodor relates, her place on the staff of the Y. W. down because of their inability to Scharaga, 3240 Rochester, reser- the introduction of a numerus
The club has entered the senior the Brahma music; followed by a an advance guard of Czech soldiers H. A. as teacher of tap dancing, carry on, ration manager.
clausus against Jewish students in at On Wednesday evening, Oct. 11,
Korngold
suite
of
incidental
music
8:30,
Young
Israel of Detroit
intermediate debate league. The
Polish universities,
The situation is better in the
to Shakespeare's "Much Ado approached the town of Velkyvitch, basketball and gymnastics. These
will hold its first open meeting of
club Is sponsoring • football team.
surrounded it , invaded the genera classes are held on Tuesday eve- schools affiliated with the central Halevy - Hazomir Choral So-
this
season
at
Hotel
Stotler. The
About Nothing;" and a very sane
store kept by her mother, Mrs. Lef- nings from 7:30 to 10 at Temple communal educational agencies.
ciety to Give Hard Time
public is invited.
and chaste concluding number-
In some of these schools the pro-
The LohonoClub commenced its
kovics, confiscated all her betongn Beth El.
Dance.
An interesting cultural and en-
the non-inflammable Weingartner
portion of free schools has risen
current season with a wienle roast
igs, and then demanded to know
Ballroom dancing classes are
tertaining program has been ar.
transcription of Weber's old bit of
on Sept. 19. The club's program
where other Jewish families lived. held on Monday evenings at 8 to about 50 per cent of the total
ranged for this meeting. Rabbi
program music, "Invitation to the
The Halevy-Ilazomir Choral So-1
school
registration.
The
Memo
for the next three months has been
The four sons of the house, a o'clock and Sunday mornings at
Mayor Frank Murphy, speaking M. Magnes of New York, one of
Dance" Hardly the sort of piece
from tuition fees has in many ciety is planning a hard time dance during Ii, Altman's Jewish Hour
outlined.
the leaders of the Mizrachi move
to make a new audience sit up and cripple of 27, Joseph, a 22-year old 11 and are open to both young cases decreased to 35 per cent. In or Oct. 25. The committee ill
on Sunday night over station ment, will be the guest speaker of
take notice, or, in the words of youth, Arthur, a lieutenant in the men and young women.
charge
follows:
Michael
Dashkin,
communities like Chicago, New
Gift to North End Clinic.
R ichard Wagner, to make the co
army, home on two week's leave
There are two classes in natural York, Detroit and Baltimore, the Miss E. Pollack and Miss G. Shat- WMBC, lauded Mr. Altman for his the evening.
Vocal selections of a Palestinian
cert one worth remembering f or and a third, Victor, were taken dancing with Miss Valentine Litvi-
zen. The dance will be held in the communal interest in sponsoring
our.
North End Clinic has received a long time.
prisoners by the soldiers, command noff and Miss Beatrice Stungo in subsidy to communal educational Little Theater, 53.9 Kenilworth, this e hour.
nature will be rendered by Cantor
agencies was reduced by 10 per
a contribution from Mtn. Alfred
ed
by
Karl
llorak.
Mayor
Murphy
also
lauded
very
Cugel,
recently of Palestine, who
charge.
There is much excellent m a-
cent. On the other hand, in cities Tickets may be obtained from any highly Robert blarwil, candidate conducted
Rothschild In memory of Mr. Al- terial in this orchestra, which at
With their prisoners in tow, the
successfully High holy
I'
A class in posture and correc. like St. Louis, Cincinnati and Bos- member of the choir or from the
fred Rothschild.
net
out
for
the
other
Jewish
house
for
the
City
Council
at
the
pri-
Day
services
at the Philadelphia-
t imes achieves some really splendid
Wye exercises will be held on ton, the community funds are no secretary.
marks on Tuesday, and stated he Byron Talmud Torah.
results in intonation, interpreta- holds, of which there were only tw
Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock radically affected that educational
The membership campaign is haul known Mr. Marwil for
one
of
them
being
the
home
of
M
Reports will be given at this
tion and sonority. But there i
with Miss Germaine Lowenherg of I budgets have been reduced by 33 now in full owing. All wishing to years as a deserving and able mane
citi- . meeting by the convention con-
FLOOR COVERINGS OF an all-too-evident weakness in th 5' Fedora sister, Mrs. Fleisher. Her e I the camp staff.
'per cent and over.
join should get in touch with Miss zen.
mittee chairmen of their activities
strings as contrasted with th too, they confiscated all they could
G.
Shatzen,
Arlington
0313,
before
Fencing classes for girls are of-
Fiften communities, which in-
Mr. Marwil spoke during this and plans in connection with the
DISTINCTION
wind-instruments, and this is a e lay their hands on and took int 5 fered on Tuesday evenings; for clue all the large Jewish cities in Nov. 1.
, hour on Jewish education.
forthcoming mid-western 'Young
fault which can only be overcome custody Mrs. Fleisher's four son
boys on Wednesday evenings. the United States in which some
A regular rehearsal will be held
Mandell
Bernstein broadcast, Is reel convention to be held in De-
aged
30,
27,
22
and
16,
respec
WINDOW SHADES
by the addition of new men. This
On Monday evenings at 7 o'clock
„ 00 American Jews reside,
an ro man conducting, in t e latest Jewish news of the week , trod, Dec. 26-29. It is expected
DRAPERIES
may not be tensible this season- tively.
Miss Florence Zatkin will conduct have reported that the income room 123 Northern High School, through the courtesy of The De- i that delegates will be present from
With llorak in the lead, the prix a piano class for beginners.
though to tell the truth, there was
ORNAMENTAL RODS
from central communal funds or Thursday, Oct. 15,
troit Jewish Chronicle. He will Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Minne-
no hint of depression in the showy onera were taken to the publi
and • complete line of
similar sources has decreased
d
Maintains Room Registry.
sain broadcast the latest Jewish seta, Missouri and Pennsylvania,
crowd which filled the house, which square, while the family followe
Miss Frances Wilensky will con- from 7 to 50 per cent, median de- Bible Classes of Congrega news during the Altman Jewish and from Toronto and Quebec,
LINOLEUMS
rose to greet Director Cabello- and the mother pleaded for thei
- Hour from 1 to 1:30 this Sundao l Canada.
crease
being
20
per
cent.
duct
a
class
in
giftmaking
on
Shades Cleaned and Reversed
witech, and which seemed to derive release.
tion Emanuel To Begin
afternoon.
Wednesday at 8 o'clock. The
'
its greatest pleasure from the per-
"'Give us money and we will free
Sunday,
Mr. Altman was praised by the
Paramount Theater.
formance of the small orchestra your children,' llorak replied to the making of smocked pillows, ging-
mayor for his charitable efforts,'
ham
dogs
and
cats,
wool
purses,
which aired the inconsequential mother's pleas," relates Mrs. Fo-
and the city's chief executive re-
Greta Garbo's nee, starring pic-
(Continued from Page One.)
melodies of Koringold's pretty lit- thr. Mrs. Lefkovics had thirty bridge prizes, etc., will be taught.
The Bible classes of Congrega-
Mass activities include weekly
tie suite.
t ion Emanuel, Woodrow tit ilson called that it was through Mr. Alt-'I ture of "Susan Lenox," (11er rise
thousand kronen in her possesion
bridge parties on Tuesday eve- Palestine, no one can sanely a nd and Taylor, will begin Sunday, Oct. man's efforts that the kosher and Fall), has its world premier
Well, the season is "on." Let's Without an instant's demur she nings, Saturday night house par-
honestly accuse them of rest ing II, at 10 a. Anyone is eligible kitchen on Westminster avenue' showing at the Paramount. This
hope it will bring many things of handed it to her eldest son. In a ties and Sunday night dances.
their case on bayonets. Their titl e to join. There will be a pest-gradu- functioned for 22 weeks. Mr. Alt- picture, which has been adapted
sterling interest to our eager ear 5 thrice it was snatched from him by
The first "Y" theater party will is immemorial, and they have ro-
ate course as well as kindergarten man has been a consistent sup- from the world-famous novel of the
-because with Kleiber and Brun o Honk. Immediately llorak began
e held on Monday evening, Oct. turned to Palestine not to hurt and
classes. The Emanuel sisterhood porter of Mayor Murphy. seine name, offers the fiery Garbo
Walther promising all sorts of up . to divide his spoils with his com 12, at the Wilson Theater, t
to wound, but to serve, to enrich is sponsoring these classes. Irving
every chance for emotion. Her fine
to-the-minute novelties to their panic ns. Then, without a nothe
8424 LINWOOD AVE.
It is absurd to set fire to a rick acting is one of the highlights of
r Glenn Hunter in "Peter Flies
o see
and
to
bless
the
land
and
its
en-
Schlussel is principal of the school. of straw and expect it not to burn. the picture.
New York Philharmonic audi- glance at the mothers, he ordered
High." Orchestra seats may be ple. This they have done f p r Om
Phone. Garfield 1230.31
ences, we too dare hope that some the prisoners escorted to the out
secured at the office.
every point of view, culturally,
of the good things they uncover skirts of the village.
The Young Women's Hebrew morally and spiritually.
ensmmimsimegmemag im at
may be presented to us also.
There, Mrs. Fodor relates, the ' Association maintains a room
"Gandhi closes his beautiful
The second pair of subscription boys were questioned concerning registry where newcomers to the mesage with the thought: 'The
concerts at Orchestra Hall next their patriotism. The sheriff of the city may secure a list of investi- real Jerusalem is the spiritual
Eye examination and glasses
Thursday night and Friday after- town was questioned concerning gated rooms. The personad serv- Jerusalem.' That is true, but what
prescribed by our DOCTOR of
noon present Sascha Gorodnitzki, status and replied that they had ice department of the free employ- would Gandhi say if the answer
Optometry. Registered and cer-
pianist, as soloist, playing Liszt's always been law-abiding and al-
tified by State of Michigan... A
ment bureau are open daily from were made to him by the British
old heaven-storming concerto in together loyal citizens. The reply 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. to serve Jewish Government respecting India? If
guaranteed service at surpris-
E-flat major. This soloist was of the sheriff, like that of the boys young wemen in the community.
ingly low prices.
;n
Jew can realize this Z
Zionism
i sIll
born in Russia, but received prac- themselves, was scoffed at.
theanJy part of the world,' then the
tically his entire education in New
The order for their execution
people of India do not need the
York. At the Jouillard School in was given. As a lest fiendish com-
physical abode of India in which to
that city, the Lhevinnes were his edy, the victims were ordered to
work out the problems of life and
musical mentors. Ossip Cabello- prepare their own graves. There
__
peace.
witsch, director of the Detroit was a fusilade of shots and all
Compares
Plight of Two Peoples.
Consolidated sales of Copeland
Symphony, continues his educe.' seven were mowed down, with llor-
'Would that Gandhi knew that
tional programs with the following ok still in the role of commander Products, Inc., Mt. Clemens, what he claims is the suffering and
classical revivals: Beethoven's firing the first shot. The bodies Mich., and subsidiaries, for Au- denial of his people in India is the
(DR. M. JACKMAN. OPT.)
Second Symphony; the tearful still warm, some still breathing gust, 1931, showed an increase of status of the largest number of
"Funeral March" from Wagner's were togged into the graves and 43.70 per cent over sales for Au- Jews in the world, that Jews have
gust, 1930, Louis Ruthenburg,
Near Kinser.
"Goetterdaemmerung," and the covered up.
president
es
of the company, an- no desire for military occupation
Open Evening• Until It o'clock.
now lamely tuneful Debussyau
Size
The remainder of the family in nt ❑ nced.
Price
Size
The net increase in or forcible re-entry into Palestine,
Price
Iberia.'
terror of their lives fled and re- sales for the fiscal year to date is that they seek peaceably and, in a
Each
Set
Each
Set
mained in hiding for four weeks.
very
real
sense,
non-resistantly,
21 per cent over the correspond-
29:4.40 (4.40.21) $4.98 $1920
311525
(525.21)
$8.57
$33.40
When conditions had settled in ing period of 1930. "One of the live and labor and serve and to
to
ISCIIADCIIEN)
I S avings at High Point; Re-
29:450 (4.50.20) 5.60 2160
2805,50 (5.50-18) 8.75 34.00
Czecho-Slovakia, a formal com- outstanding, features of our 1931 sacrifice for Palestine, which
Men and women desiring to make
view Points to Favorable
30x4.50 (4.50.21) 5.69 22.20
plaint was lodged with the govern operations,' Mr. Ruthenburg said, means to Gandhi! There is no
29:550 (5.50.19) 8.90 34.60
worthwhile acquaintances for mat-
Symptom,
28a4.75 (4.75-19) 6.65 2580
meet. llorak, after some delay "is the fact that both July and Au- loftier nor nobler spiritual enter-
rimonial purposes, see me.
32x6.00 (6.00.20) 11.50 44.60
was arrested and the first trial was bust broke all previous records prise among the sons of man than
29:4.75 (4.75-20) 6.75 26.20
S. PARANSKY
(Six ply)
The amount of money in savings held in 1920 in the village of Kosice.
1925 Gledstoae Ave. Euclid 5068
29x5.00 (560.19) 6.98 2720
in sales is indicative of the growth the undertaking to re-establish
3316.00 (6.00.21) 1145 4520
ba nks and similar institutions is Harsh admitted his guilt, says Mrs
3015.00 (5.00-20) 7.10 27.60
for those months. This increase Jewish life in Palestine. This pur-
(Six ply)
now at the high point for all time Fodor, explaining that he hated
pose should
have
the furtherance
of
the entire industry
and
comes
ce
of
28x5.25 (525-18) 7.90 3040
according 0 the Investor's Syndi- I the Jes•s and aimed at the exter-
30x3te Retellligh
about through the general ac- i an d blessing of Gandhi, as Gand-
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
29x525
(525-19)
8.15
31.60
cate
Consumer
Index,
which
reg-
hi
s
hope
for
his
people's
mination.
Shortly
thereafter,
hay
freedom
m
Pressure
4.39 17.08
Detroit'. Leading and
ceptance of electric refrigeration
isters an expansion in savings of ing been granted two weeks' leave
as the good will of all men who
Beet Known
for both household and commer-
12.8 per cent over the preceeding of absence to get married, he es-
elieve
cial purposes. Especially will the believe in peace and freedom for
month's totals. This is an impor- caped from Czecho-Slovakia and
all peoples."
Recommended by the
market for electric refrigeration
tant symptom of the closing stages came to the United States. In Feb-
City'. /Cnt Promi-
be augmented in 1932 with the in-
nent Phyelekne.
of depression, the review states.
' ruary of 1931, he returned to troduction of room-cooling equip- !Shakespearean Plays at Cass
tale 114.../wocid Ave.
Prague, believing the ease to have
Next Week.
Phone Treaty 2-6426
1 During the early stages of a completely blown over. Soon after ment and gasoline-engine-driven ;
boom, people begin living beyond
equipment during the present ;
the it means, the review points nut. his return, however, he was recess- year."
The Chicago Civic Shakespeare
' Thi s is ahowen in the savings totals ; nized by an attorney for the Zionist
Society which will begin a week's
mor e and more as the boom pre- Organization which had been ac-
(
Dr. Toole Basketball Team engagement at the Cass Theater,
gre sses. in the ensuing depression, lively interested in the case, and
REV. IC ,
beginning Monday night, Oct. 12,
Starts 12th Year.
is are first paid off, then say- turned over to the authorities.
promises a diverting and unusually
SPIVACKitb
Mrs. I.efkovics, who came to the
begin to accumulate The press
interesting sojourn in Detroit.
Melia 4841.141
The Dr. Toole Dentist basket-
, YR! high total is distinctly a sign! United States in 1921, returned to
d In ad ition to the all-star com-
lorommended by
lof h ealth on the part of the aver- 1 Czecho-Slovakia last year and was ball team will start its twelfth pany headed by Fritz Leiber, Helen
a a p
edfnhysicianA.
consecutive year when it holds its Menken, William Faversham Ty-
Redding cerernonim . age consumer-a concrete reason a witness at the trial.
mrloronsol •t hoc.. f or
first practice of the year Wednes- rone Power, Viola Roache, Pedro de
confidence in the business fu-,
Ind by appointment.]
day, Oct. 14.
ture
Cordoba, Whiteford Kane, Edith
1473 TAYLOR
T
The team, which last year won Campbell, Gordon Burby and
he
Syndicate
Index
also
shows!
Phone EmOre 7(1•34
the championship of the Depart- France Bendtsen, George Vivian,
that average wage and investment
29x4.40-21..
ment of Recreation, and of the veteran Shakepearean actor and
loco nits are beginning to show
Detroit Basketball Federation, will director, staged and directed the
- sign of stability, while retail buy-
(Continued from Page One.)
again represent Dr. Toole in bas- productions.
30x4.50-21 • $ 4 • 8 5
inc. measured in dollars, has drop-
ketball this year. Coach Sachs
The schedule of plays will be as
Rev. Cantor I Ped off 2.2per cent from last Dean is captain: Mrs. Joseph II. will be aided this year by Nathan follows.:
"Hamlet"
oh
Monday
and
28x4.75-19..
)avid Golden 01 " th. I.ikewise automobile pur- Ehrlich, Mrs. Henry Wineman .
Team 3, of which Mrs. James T. Gealor, who has been appointed Tuesday nights and Saturday mat.
Det , ott's Favorite e erotic as shown little of the
H 0 H E
] strength which was expected at Keene is captain: Miss Emma But- assistant coach. Gealor, who inee, "Julius Ceaser" on Tuesday
29x5.00-19... $5.99
played with Sachs' teams for sev- and Fridey nights; "The Merchant
zel, Mrs. Max May.
Wedding Ceremo- this time.
eral years was a basketball star at of Venice," Wednesday matinee,
Performed
This greater stability in income, Team 5, of which Mrs. Wm, F.
Alma College, and wax also • vain- Thursday night and Saturday
30x3%
Home and by
timbined with a reduction in ex- Connolly is captain: Mrs. A. Srere, able member of the Dr. Toole
team night.
Appointmeet
I-nditures, has undoubtedly been Mrs. Sidney J. Allen.
last year.
pn KING.
responsible for the record-breaking
Team 8, of which Mrs. James
The first game of the season "A Modern Virgin" Remains,
M".•." 0758 savings totals, the review concludes.
Goudie is captain: Sirs. Sol M. will be held Nov. 25 at
73pC
a special Second Week at Lafayette.
i
Cole, Mrs. Edwin M. Rosenthal.
entertainment, at which a dance
Michigan Theater.
Team 11, of which Mrs. Chas. B.
will follow the game with the
he
e-
With its moods rippline, gay!
lull is captain: Mrs. Moritz Kahn.
A3C
Selfridge Fliers of Selfridge Field. and infectious at times and in-
The current sheu , at the Michi- Mrs. Milford Stern.
A similar entertainment is being tensely dramatic at others, "A
gan zooms along at break-neck
Team 17, of which Mrs. J. B. planned for the Christmas season. Modern Virgin," by Elmer Harris,
Mohel Specialist
speed with "Get-Rich-Quick Wall- S chiotman is captain: Mrs. John
All players and candidates are re-I described as an hilarious and un-
ingford" taking Detroit like Grant A . Heavenrich, Mrs. Andrew Wine- quested to call Sam Katz at Em-
as Yearn' Ernes
saintly comedy, will remain a sec-
took Richmond. William Haines
an.
pire 2056-R in regard to practice. ond week at the Lafayette Thea-
Amu, ro4rme4
appears in the role of young Wall-
Dr, Alvin D. lierech is chairman
Lwriss
ter beginning Monday, Oct. 12.
ingford in what is without doubt
f the speakers' bureau of the
Fisher Theater.
As indicated by the title, the
the greatest role of his brilliant C ommunity Fund campaign. Dr.
author,
who has such past sac-
young
career.
Lelia
Ilyams,
lovlier
2073
lersch presided at the speakers'
Buster Keaton gives one of the ceases as "Young Sinners," "The
than ever before appears opposite b ureau dinner Tuesday night, held
Waste..
funniest performances of his en- Great Necker," "So Long Letty"
Haines.
at the clubhouse of the League of tire career in "Sidewalks of New
and numerous others to his credit,
Kesliel 10467
Catholic Women, 120 Parsons
Women resist In order to be con- street, and was one of the model veek" which will be Aileen at the has again chosen the subject of
Fisher Theater in Detroit during modern youth, a theme which he
quered.
speakers.
the week of Oct. 10.
handles skillfully as well.
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Gabrilowitsch, the Director,
Conducts Symphony

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